10/03/2026
Today, and every day, we honor Rosie Jiménez.
48 years ago, Rosie — a young Texas woman with a whole life ahead of her — died because the Hyde Amendment denied her access to abortion care. Her death was the result of a racist, classist policy that continues to shape who can access reproductive healthcare.
Rosie’s story reminds us that reproductive justice is about more than abortion access. It’s about whether our communities can actually access care without barriers created by race, income, immigration status, or fear of immigration enforcement.
Through Vidas Sin Fronteras, we’re imagining a future where borders, policies, citizenship status, and the ability to pay don’t determine who gets to make decisions about their bodies, families, and futures.
We honor Rosie by remembering, resisting, and building toward that future — together. ✊🏽 A Reproductive Justice Future doesn't just have to be imagined. It can be real, join us today at Espacio 1839 and join the fight towards liberating our comunidades.